Here I am again, just me, Matt Harmon, solo on the Tuesday podcast.

Unfortunately, becoming a theme here late Monday night because injuries are a consistent theme in the NFL.

And I'm here because you all saw it.

Nick Chubb in the first half of the Monday night football Steelers Brown's matchup,

leaves the game with a brutal injury, so brutal that the broadcast even said they had been

told it was not to be seen.

It was not to be shown again, Joe Buck said.

Troy Aikman said it was about as bad as you can get.

And it certainly felt that way.

It looked that way.

It's the same knee that Nick Chubb had suffered a serious, as Adam Schaefter in a tweet, interestingly phrased it.

It's the same knee that Nick Chubb had dislocated where he tore his MCL, PCL and LCL with cartilage damage in October 2015 back in college at Georgia.

So this is a serious injury.

Sources are already fearing the worst that this is potentially at least a season-ending injury with maybe multiple ligament damages.

So at this point, it's hard to imagine that we're going to see Nick Chubb again here in the

2023 NFL season.

And he's one of the best players in the league.

He was a first-round pick in fantasy.

He was a guy that some of our analysts here like Andy Barron's were ranking inside the top

five overall players.

And it was deserved because he absolutely is that good. He absolutely is a face of the NFL, probably one of the best,

if not the very best, pure running backs in the NFL right now. The Brown's losing a player like

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